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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1939
Page
2
Mr Denny defends mass audience radio as civic education saying six to ten million listeners can discuss national issues and influence local views. A 150 member Radio Advisory Committee collects quarterly feedback to shape programming while a five year democracy series debuts November 9.
A Barnard College assembly outlined Greek Games rules and event order for freshmen and sophomores. Speakers included Miss Wayman and Miss Strong with Meredith Wright and Frances Murphy detailing chair duties and eligibility for dancing, athletics, or committees.
Carl Randall will speak to Associate members and journalism students about the Newspaper Guild and its work. Jack Ryan, Guild organizer, will discuss current employment opportunities for Associate members. All students interested in newspaper work are invited to attend.
The author discusses the development of the hero in The Magic Mountain amid a hospital setting for consumptives. Mann notes the work grew from an ordinary-sized novel to a twelve hundred page epic and reflects on writing challenges, translations, and language effects on dialogue.
Zoology majors are summoned to a meeting at 4 10 PM in room 339 Milbank. The agenda is not specified but attendance is requested by department organizers.
Students may subscribe to Mortarboard and pay installments by using the appropriation blank or envelope from the posters on Jake and sending it to Winnie Anderson. February 15 is the deadline for subscriptions and students are urged to order their copies immediately.
Senior Proctors hold a 12 15 to 1 00 PM session Monday in the Student Council Room and another meeting is set for 12 noon Monday.
The department of physical education announces that senior physical examinations begin today. These exams are required and require a complete final medical examination beforehand. Seniors are urged to visit the medical office to book appointments promptly for their physicals.
Most junior pictures have arrived at Mor tarbound. Students should visit 405 Barnard from 12 to 1 to claim their proofs. Proofs must be returned in person to the studio by November 15.
The Collegium Musicum will gather Monday evening at seven o'clock in the College Parlor for their meeting.
The International Relations Club meets for a group photo at noon with the other clubs following in order. At 12 15 the Math Club, 12 30 the Wycliffe Club, and 12 45 the Episcopal Club will pose in the jungle area.
The Glee Club will practice from five to six fifteen PM in room 408 Barnard on Monday evening, outlining time and location for rehearsal.
Senior meeting scheduled for noon on Wednesday in Room 304 Barnard. Students from the Senior Class are instructed to attend.
The Wycliffe Club will attend chapel services at noon Thursday followed by lunch in the Cafeteria Alcove.
The Italian Club will meet at four o'clock Thursday in the Conference Room. Members are reminded to attend and discuss club activities.
The Newman Club will meet for lunch in the cafeteria today. Members are encouraged to attend and discuss campus activities.
Harvest Hop bidding continues on the Jake platform, with sales open until 5 o'clock this afternoon. The event urges participants to place bids before the deadline.
The annual Silver Bay Rally occurs Sunday at 3 PM at the Church of All Nations 9 Second Avenue NYC. Speakers include Sherwood Eddy and James E Downes with Paul Harris possibly. supper costs 50 cents at 6:30, followed by gospel songs, films, a worship led by Kay Duffield, and a social dance.
Dr. Frances Carter Wood will lecture on the Biology of Cancer in room 339 at 4 10 today. All who are interested are invited.
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